Word: republicanized
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Republican leaders in the House began to cast about for a compromise on which they and the Democrats could unite. The regular Republicans must have support from other sources if their tax reduction bill is to pass. A compromise on which the regular Republicans and more conservative Democrats can agree is in some quarters regarded as inevitable...
...House of Representatives of the United States of America, Representative John Philip Hill, Republican (Wet), of Maryland, and Representative William David Upshaw, Democrat (Dry), of Georgia, staged the following skit...
...principal, thus cutting the amount down to $180,000. ... It ought here to be stated that the actual cost of running the Democratic Committee is close to $10,000 a month. This seems like a lot of money until you compare it with the $30,000 a month the Republican Committee has on which to operate. . . . What...
...second attempt, Senator Spencer, Republican, of Missouri, got into The Congressional Record a magazine article on The Scientific Political Training of Calvin Coolidge (TIME, Jan. 14). He could not secure unanimous consent to have it printed, so he was obliged to read it on the floor of the Senate whereby it officially became part of the proceedings. As he read, one Democrat after another rose and requested his permission to speak...
...been truthfully remarked that Republican France adores royalty-its own royalty excepted. King Edward VII was sympathique and un gaillard; the Princes of Wales, who may one day be Edward VIII, is also sympathique. Paris was flattered by his visit, which was taken everywhere to have been "a wise political move." It was hoped that the volume of chilled air between Downing Street in London and the Quai d'Orsay in Paris would be considerably warmed by the Prince's manifest friendship for France...